Surety Bonds

Schroeder Insurance is dedicated to serving the diverse needs of businesses and individuals in Union Missouri and surrounding areas. We understand the importance of security, trust, and compliance. Whether you're a contractor looking to secure a project, a business owner needing to fulfill licensing requirements, or an individual seeking financial protection, our comprehensive surety bond solutions are designed to meet your unique needs.

With our personalized approach, we provide the assurance and peace of mind you deserve, ensuring that your obligations are met with integrity and reliability. Let us be your trusted partner in navigating the complexities of surety bonds, safeguarding your interests every step of the way.


  1. Contract Bonds

These are commonly used in the construction industry to ensure that contractors fulfill their contractual obligations. They typically include:

  • Performance Bonds: Guarantee that the contractor will complete the project according to the contract terms. If the contractor fails to do so, the surety will compensate the project owner for any financial losses or arrange for another contractor to complete the project.
  • Payment Bonds: Ensure that the contractor will pay subcontractors, laborers, and suppliers as required. If the contractor doesn’t pay, the surety will cover the costs up to the bond amount.
  • Bid Bonds: Provide a guarantee that the contractor, if selected, will enter into a contract and provide performance and payment bonds. If the contractor backs out, the surety may compensate the project owner for the difference between the bid price and the next lowest bid.
  1. Commercial Bonds

These bonds are often required for various business operations and regulatory compliance. Examples include:

  • License Bonds: Required for businesses to obtain or maintain a license. They ensure that the business will adhere to the regulations governing their operations. If the business violates the regulations, the surety covers any resulting losses.
  • Permit Bonds: Required for businesses or individuals to obtain permits for specific activities or projects. These bonds guarantee that the permit holder will comply with local laws and regulations.
  • Customs Bonds: Used in international trade to guarantee that importers will pay duties, taxes, and penalties. These bonds ensure compliance with customs regulations and cover any financial obligations to customs authorities.
  1. Fidelity Bonds

These bonds protect businesses from losses caused by dishonest or fraudulent actions of employees. They come in several types:

  • Employee Dishonesty Bonds: Cover financial losses resulting from theft or embezzlement by employees. They are often used by businesses that handle large amounts of cash or valuable assets.
  • Business Service Bonds: Protect clients from losses caused by the dishonesty of employees who have access to their premises or personal property. These are commonly used by businesses that send employees into clients’ homes or offices.

Each type of surety bond provides a different form of protection and assurance, tailored to specific needs and risks